Sentences with phrase «in archaic»

However, our experience of working with members of the Stolen Generations since the tabling of the HREOC Report, Bringing them Home, in 1997, in advising and representing Stolen Generations clients in litigation, led us to doubt the capacity or the appropriateness of the legal system in its archaic construction, to adequately assess and compensate for the immeasurable damage which has arisen from the Stolen Generations experience, damage which continues to manifest in present day Australian life.

That may be necessary in archaic survival situations, when even cannibalism became a viable option, but it is not a reasonable option in achieving a healthy and fertile family.

The Blade Z Max also charges by USB - C, so you won't be stuck in an archaic charging ecosystem because you were on a budget.

While electronic documentation may seem like a 1990s innovation, its adoption by notoriously change - resistant lawyers (on both sides of the criminal bar) and technologically averse police officers, may genuinely herald a new era in the archaic...

While electronic documentation may seem like a 1990s innovation, its adoption by notoriously change - resistant lawyers (on both sides of the criminal bar) and technologically averse police officers, may genuinely herald a new era in the archaic field of criminal law.

Generally speaking, no precision is gained from using deem in its archaic sense.

«First of its kind website to monitor developments in India's gaming laws and urge for reforms in the archaic gaming laws prohibiting almost all forms of wagers.»

In the mid-1980s, the Law Reform Commission of Victoria (Australia) redesigned and rewrote a court summons written in archaic language.

This leads to a few minutes of Fresh Sage - and - Run Away episodes to revive them, all usually resulting in a total wipe and boot to the title screen in an archaic fashion that purists would blindly applaud.

The biggest issues with the game lie in the archaic gameplay design and the overly complicated controls.

For me however, I longed for innovation in the archaic Call of Duty formula, and even though I got just that in Advanced Warfare, it wasn't in the capacity that I was hoping for.

Lauren, thank you for caring so much and for wanting to see a change in our archaic animal welfare system.

Typed on flimsy forms or handwritten on scrap paper in archaic script, the file existed on that peculiarly Russian border between banal bureaucracy and painful poignancy.

Typed on flimsy forms or handwritten on scrap paper in archaic script, the file existed on that peculiarly Russian border between banal bureaucracy...

The authors seem intent on drowning the reader in archaic terminology, long words, too many characters and a glossary.

At Classic Ford Galveston we do not believe in the archaic system of dealerships keeping customers uninformed and off balance.

Additionally, textbooks for these disciplines are often heavy with unfamiliar vocabulary, convoluted sentences, and historical texts and graphics in archaic and / or formal English.

The teacher unions are trapped in archaic organizational models characterized by buildings and districts that are too large and too fragmented, compulsory attendance, the 180 - day school year, the 50 - minute period, age - grouping of students in 13 discrete grades, few performance or standards - based activities, and inaccurate assumptions about the dangers of privatization.

And while we knew the period piece (it's set in the archaic time of the 1990s) was going to deliver an origin story for the titular hero, Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Clark Gregg says there'll be more than one — specifically, his own.

Myth fixates the Irish director, but he sees the universal in the archaic,...

I could also give credit to the writers for naming the main character in this cat - and - mouse thriller «Tom and Jerry,» but really, it only took as much brainstorming to come up with that trivial tidbit than just about anything else in this archaic, brain - dead thriller.

The biggest issues with the game lie in the archaic gameplay design and the overly complicated controls.

His power was with words, and he was up for any challenge - whether that involved teaching in Iran, or driving around Europe in an archaic VW Beetle.

However a much bigger battle looms... with the American Diabetes Association, the American Medical Association, and standard of medical care, that still believes in that archaic and deadly notion that fat is the Darth Vader of health and the primary cause of disease.

The presence and variability of browridges in archaic Homo species and their absence in ourselves have led to debate concerning their morphogenesis and function, with two main hypotheses being put forward: that browridge morphology is the result of the spatial relationship between the orbits and the brain case; and that browridge morphology is significantly impacted by biting mechanics.

Overall, our results suggest that iAI may not represent the full picture of positive selection on archaically introgressed haplotypes in humans and that more work needs to be done to analyze the role of SI in the archaic introgression landscape of living humans.

Together with the finding of rice variety in Korean Peninsula, the indica variety also contributed to the dietary of people living in archaic East Asia of more than two thousand years ago.

Spain's Sima de los Huesos is rich in archaic human bones.

Harvard embryologist Doug Melton argues that efforts to outlaw embryonic stem cell research are rooted in archaic notions of what is natural.

This Neanderthal ancestry gradually declined in archaic ancestry in Europeans dating from ~ 14,000 - 37,000 years ago.

Far too much of the modern justice system in Britain is still wrapped up in the archaic language of the 19th century.

I'm giving up all hope that people will eventually have some intelligence and stop believing in archaic old myths and fairytales.

We understand what all these images point to; if there exists the possibility of a «passage,» this can not be realized except «in spirit,» giving this term all the meanings that it has in archaic societies, i.e., referring to a disincarnated mode of being as well as the imaginary world and the world of ideas.

The word in archaic (Biblical) Hebrew, (which YOU know nothing about) is Read «The Trouble with Resurrection» by CHRISTIAN seminary NT professor B.B. Scott, and tell HIM he's lying.

Whereas in archaic society ordinary people relate to the divine through the mediation of the divine king, once the historic religions arise there can be a direct relation to the divine, unmediated by political authority.

In archaic societies, by which I mean typically the great Bronze Age monarchies of the old world in the second millennium BC., political power has become highly developed and centralized.

To gain a basis for understanding the Indian development in its distinctness, it is necessary to risk a few generalizations about the role of religion in archaic civilization.

So Altizer lays out the problems raised for him by the death of God in terms of the sacred and the profane, and this enables him to make interesting use of Eliade's studies of the meaning of the sacred in archaic and modern religion.

The fourth is found primarily in archaic civilizations.

It will be a great step forward for mankind, and the planet, the day it is considered insane to believe in these archaic mind control methods.

He thought of it while he was swallowing a snake, and he was utterly horrified, thinking of coming back to Germany again and again and again, having to write over and over all those books that have to be in archaic English, even though he was not archaic himself, since he was so contemporary and wholly relevant.

For Christians, this is not merely a wish rooted in an archaic cosmology but rather a fundamental theological claim.

While the Christian's confession of Christ has provided the principal model for the present analysis, it also finds support in Mircea Eliade's discussion of theophanies or hierophanies in archaic religion, especially in their function as ontophanies, manifestations of the «real.»

Sadly, as one raised a fundie Catholic, I realize that the the Catholic Church's position is rooted in the archaic and rather misogynistic idea that women are baby makers and are still the introduction of sin, and not much else.

The prayer is kind of written in an archaic style, so he even went through the prayer line by line to teach us what the words meant.

In archaic religion each man finds meaning by repeating the creation, or to put it the other way about, he finds meaning by projecting the pattern of his own little story into the great story which explains not only his own little life but how things are.

Eliade's deep interest in myths, symbols and in archaic and Indian (oriental) religions will have paramount significance, first of all, for opening up religious dimension of the NT Christianity.

In this archaic man experienced regeneration and renewal as if he entered into a newly built house for the first time.

A burial slab in the monastery at Krakow thrust at passers - by the sculpture of a skull, around which ran in archaic lettering: Hodie Mihi, Cras Tibi: «Today me, tomorrow you.»

(The word «toi - va» is used, and in archaic Hebrew, EVERYWHERE else is translated, «an offensive thing»).